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Chapter 4-8 Test

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 47mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

True or False: A beginning certification for working in electronic health records is a Registered Health Information Administrator.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

True or False: An enjoyment of working with computers is a necessary personal trait for working in health informatics.

a)

True

b)

False

3.

True or False: A medical record includes a patient's medical history as well as a family medical history and is linked to the patient by a personal identifier such as a Social Security number.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

True or False: Prescribing medications to patients is one of the job duties of a medical assistant.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

The career pathway that involves methods, devices, and resources used to acquire, store, retrieve, and work with healthcare and biomedical information is (a)   .

6.

The act of assigning numbers to descriptions of a patient's diseases, injuries, and treatments according to established codes is called (a)   .

7.

Practical work or training experience that allows students to apply what they have learned in class is a(n) (a)   .

8.

A key responsibility of healthcare workers is to keep patient information private, or (a)   .

9.

Match the following task to correct job title: Compliance and Risk Assessment

a)

Medical Office Administrator

b)

Benefits Coordinator

c)

Data Analyst

d)

Credentialing Specialist

10.

Match the following task to the appropriate job title: Informatics and Data Analytics

a)

Medical Office Administrator

b)

Benefits Coordinator

c)

Data Analyst

d)

Credentialing Specialist

11.

Match the following task to the appropriate job title: Coding and Revenue Cycle

a)

Medical Office Administrator

b)

Benefits Coordinator

c)

Data Analyst

d)

Credentialing Specialist

12.

Match the following task to the appropriate job title: Operations and Medical Record Administration

a)

Medical Office Administrator

b)

Benefits Coordinator

c)

Data Analyst

d)

Credentialing Specialist

13.

True or False: Currently, most therapists work in assisted living facilities.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

True or False: Depending on the location of the care provided, therapeutic workers may treat patients, clients, or residents.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

True or False: Physician assistants practice medicine under the supervision of a physician but cannot prescribe medication.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

True or False: Removing all rings and watches is the first thing you do when putting on sterile gloves.

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The pathway that focuses on interacting with patients to provide care and treatment meant to maintain or restore health is the (a)   pathway.

18.

Exercises that preserve joint and muscle function for a patient whose movement is limited are called (a)   exercises.

19.

A condition that causes memory loss is called (a)   .

20.

Match the following

a)

Plans rehabilitative programs to restore vocational and daily living skills

1.

Occupational Therapist

b)

Treats and cares for patients with breathing disorders

2.

Respiratory Therapist

c)

Prevents and treats muscle and bone injuries

3.

Athletic Trainer

d)

Counsels individuals and groups to promote mental and emotional health

4.

Mental Health Therapist

e)

Assesses and treats hearing, balance, and related ear conditions

5.

Audiologist

21.

Match the following

a)

Performs therapeutic massage of soft tissues and joints

1.

Massage Therapist

b)

Administers radiation to treat cancer

2.

Radiation Therapist

c)

Assesses and treats people with speech, language, voice, and fluency disorders

3.

Speech Language Pathologist

d)

Plans rehabilitative programs to relieve pain, improve mobility, and increase strength

4.

Physical Therapist

e)

Designs rehabilitation programs that include personal and vocational counseling

5.

Rehabilitation Counselor

22.

Match the following medical specialty to the medical treatment area

a)

Diagnosis of brain and nervous system disorders

1.

Neurology

b)

Disorders of the skin, hair, and nails

2.

Dermatology

c)

Diseases of the kidney or bladder

3.

Urology

d)

Diagnosis of and treatment for cancerous tumors

4.

Radiation Oncology

e)

Use of radiation, ultrasound, and other methods to diagnose disease

5.

Diagnostic Radiology

23.

Match the following medical specialty to the medical treatment area

a)

Care of pregnant people, evaluation, and treatment of female reproductive health

1.

Obstetrics & Gynecology

b)

Diseases and disorders in children

2.

Pediatrics

c)

Examination of tissue to diagnose disease

3.

Pathology

d)

Treatment of patients with physical disabilities

4.

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

e)

Disorders of the eye

5.

Ophthalmology

24.

Which of the following medical professions does NOT use the word doctor in their title?

a)

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

b)

Doctor of Optometry

c)

Doctor of Chiropractic

d)

Doctor of Pharmacy

25.

True or False: Two types of nuclear medicine scans are PET and CT scans.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

True or False: If you have myopia, or nearsightedness, it means objects far away are difficult for you to see.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

True or False: Computer skills and a willingness for lifelong learning are essential for clinical laboratory workers.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

True or False: Phlebotomists and medical assistants require technical training and sometimes licensure or certification.

a)

True

b)

False

29.

Healthcare workers who work in professions pertaining to the identification of a disease or syndrome work in (a)   services.

30.

The use of sound waves to generate an image is called (a)   .

31.

In a healthcare laboratory, a medical assistant or a(n) (a)   can draw your blood for testing.

32.

Positioning a patient with the head of the bed elevated 45-60 degrees is called (a)   .

33.

A patient laying on their back face up is considered what position?

(a)  

34.

Match the type of public health laboratory with the services it provides.

a)

Identify outbreaks of disease and detect new diseases

1.

Infectious Diseases

b)

Identifying suspect agents such as anthrax

2.

Preparedness and Response

c)

Testing drinking water and air quality to screen for harmful substances

3.

Environmental Health

d)

Detecting and preventing the spread of foodborne illness

4.

Food Safety

e)

Screen babies for potentially life-threatening metabolic and genetic disorders

5.

Newborn Screening

35.

Medical imaging that uses a narrow beam of X-rays and high-powered computers to generate images of bones and soft tissues in the body is called ____.

a)

CT

b)

MRI

c)

Mammography

d)

PET

36.

To become an EKG technician, what level of education is required?

a)

Master's Degree

b)

On the Job Training

c)

Associate's Degree

d)

Bachelor's Degree

37.

An example of a diagnostic test that measures brain activity and responses is ____.

a)

A Cardiac Catheritization

b)

EEG

c)

Balloon Angioplasty

d)

EKG

38.

True or False: Entry-level healthcare managers and administrators need an associate's degree in healthcare administration, public health, or business administration.

a)

True

b)

False

39.

True or False: To be eligible for a nursing administrator position, a registered nurse (RN) obtains a master's degree in administration.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

True or False: The dietetics specialist who educates the public about food and nutrition issues is a clinical dietitian.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

The career pathway that focuses on creating a therapeutic environment for providing patient care is the (a)   pathway.

42.

Individuals that oversee the internal and external communications for a healthcare facility are (a)   professionals.

43.

Procedures and practices that maintain cleanliness and preserve public health are called (a)   services.

44.

The support services workers who take patients to and from diagnostic imaging appointments or deliver specimens for laboratory analysis are (a)   .

45.

Swelling or puffiness in feet, ankles, and hands are signs of a fluid imbalance called (a)   .

46.

Match the support service position with its appropriate description.

a)

Helps people with emotional and physical disabilities live independently

1.

Rehabilitation Counselor

b)

Helps people manage or overcome issues with their family and relationships

2.

Marriage & Family Therapist

c)

Provides medical nutrition therapy and creates nutritional programs for patients

3.

Clinical Dietician

d)

Provides treatment and support to help clients recover from addiction

4.

Substance Abuse Counselor

e)

Helps students develop social skills and choose a career or educational program

5.

School Counselor

47.

What kind of healthcare administrator directs activities in clinical areas and handles daily decisions?

a)

Health Information Manager

b)

Nursing Home Administrator

c)

Assistant Administrator

d)

Clinical Manager

48.

What kind of healthcare administrator manages a specific department such as nursing or surgery, evaluates staff, and develops reports and budgets?

a)

Assistant Administrator

b)

Clinical Manager

c)

Health Information Manager

d)

Nursing Home Administrator

49.

True or False: When measuring volumes in the laboratory, you should always use the largest cylinder or pipette possible.

a)

True

b)

False

50.

True or False: Eating and drinking is forbidden in the laboratory setting, but cosmetics are allowed if you are careful.

a)

True

b)

False

51.

True or False: The term that describes a biological agent, infectious organism, or laboratory procedure that constitutes a danger to humans or the environment is a biohazard.

a)

True

b)

False

52.

Laboratories that test patients are called (a)   laboratories and are in medical facilities.

53.

Tests that are performed where care is delivered such as nursing homes or intensive care units are called (a)   testing.

54.

An experiment performed on human beings to evaluate the comparative effectiveness of two or more treatments is called a(n) (a)   .

55.

A harmless substance that contains no drug and is used in clinical trials is called a(n) (a)   .

56.

Match the biotechnology research and development career with its description.

a)

Prepares biological samples such as blood or bacteria and analyzes and graphs experimental data

1.

Lab Technician

b)

Ensures the manufacturing process follows required guidelines and procedures

2.

Quality Assurance Specialist

c)

Designs the research experiments or clinical trials, analyzes the data collected, and publishes their findings in a formal lab report, case study, or research article

3.

Medical Scientist

d)

Uses genetic science to advise families affected by inherited diseases

4.

Genetic Counselor

e)

Studies the spread of diseases and investigates outbreaks of infection

5.

Epidemiologist

57.

Which of the following is an example of a breakthrough in diagnostic biotechnology research?

a)

Drugs to treat diseases such as cancer, arthritis, and asthma

b)

Home Pregnancy Tests

c)

Vaccines to Prevent Diseases such as Chickenpox, Influenza, and Shingles

d)

Antibiotics and Vitamins

58.

What government agency oversees biomedical research and regulates the development of human drugs and medical devices?

a)

FDA

b)

CDC

c)

CMS

d)

TJC

59.

Which of the following medical research laboratory careers requires a PhD or a medical doctor degree?

a)

Animal Caretaker

b)

Immunologist

c)

Serologist

d)

Lab Technician